The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-05-18
UNITY, KY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1887.

after the interest of THE HERALD family,
it being county court day. He had the
pleasure of seeing great many people, all
of whom are his friends. Tuesday he left
for Perry county.
Hon. r. NJ. pieratt, of Morgan county,
was in town from Saturday until MonGay
evening looking after his Senatorial interest.
Raney is fine eleetioneerer and By odds
the best looking Pieratt 1 ever saw except
honest John, of hotel fame.
John Geff, of Clark county is in town.
The steamers, Bob Hill, Capt. Strong and
Dave Russell, came up Monday night with
60, 600 or 20, 900 pounds of goods for A. HI. &
j. Hargis, which added to their large stock
already on hand makes the thing enormous.
The Bob Hill carried 80, 900 pounds. / hope
goods VIII be cheap for the poor people.
George Patrick is stacking lumber to
build a house just below the Acadamy In
the new addition recently laid off into town
lots. So the work of Improvement still
goes on.
The losses bv the recent fire amount to
81 200 or 81 500, c. J. Little, George Patrick
and Misses Amelia Patrick and Lizzie VIII
son being the losers.
DR.. w. 7. Wilson left for Hazard Tuesday
morning on professional business. The doe
tor cOntempiates locating there to practice
his profession, much to the regret of his
many friends in this country, but We con-
graduate the people of Perry county upon
the acquisition of so emminent a physician.
The widow Davis has the measles, but is
improving. There is great deal of sickness
in the county.
Corn is scarce and the "kale seed" too.
Notwithstanding the hard times work on
the Court house and Academy still goes on.
DR.. ]. B. Taulbee, of Hazel Green, was up
to see last week, and while here delivered
lecture before the school for which they
thank him kindly and hope he may give
another seen.
Brother Hubert still continues his lectures
on Tuesday nights. He closed his series on
English Literature" and on next Tuesday
night will begin series on american Lit
erature." II he still improves as he has in
the past they viii be wonderful. His pre-
ludes are full of wit and fun, and at the
same time are clothed in excellent language
and the highest type of culture.
Next Sunday viii be observed as children's
day in jackson, and We are anticipating q
grand time. Can't you drop down on us for
a few minutes, my beloved?
Rev. John ]. Dickey has bought of A. G.
p. Dodge his in terest in the jackson Acade.
my. This means that the school is perma-
nency. Judging by the past work of Prof.
Dickey and his determination TO educate the
people, we are assured that each year We
al
building when completed and furnished will
cost So, 600, and it certainly could not be
built for less.
We believe that this school is the founda-
ton of great institution of learning that
will:shed its light over all Eastern Kentucky,
and bless generations yet unborn.
The Hon 4. b. Cardwell returned Wed.
nesday from the State convention at Louis
Vile, much to the delight of his many friends.
We can plainly trace the lines of disappoint-
ment on his brow over the defeat of Capt.
Barry South and John Tom Hazelrigg, i'm
whose interest he went to Louisville. His
look of disappointment is but the look OF
every one else in this section.
Jas. II. Hargis has been appointed post
master at this place Yours, feeling awful
good, YoUE SWEET HEART.
ROUSSEAU, May 9.-Quicksand is clear
of all the RATS, not one being left. Rats.
men and hands have brought some money
into our county.
q. y. Gambler and III. A. Harden are doing
a flourishing business, but there is one thing
we do regret, Gambler is going to marry and
wants il kept a secret. | Will give you the
brides name next week.
Farmers in this neighbOrhood seem 10 be
in full blast, and the crack of the corn plant
er is heard in every direction.
Isaac H0lbrook's family has the measles.
REPO,